Water Supply Dispute Resolution

Under the Water Industry Act *, water companies are permitted to charge for the supply of water, including domestic usage. Specifically:
- **Section ***: Allows water companies to fix charges for the supply of water.
- **Section ***: Requires water companies to publish their charges schemes detailing the basis for charges, which include domestic supplies.
Would you like more information on how these charges are regulated or how to dispute them?

Under Section * of the Water Industry Act *, specific points include:
- **Charges Scheme**: Water companies must create a scheme outlining the basis for their charges.
- **Publication**: The scheme must be published and made available to the public.
- **Inclusion of Domestic Supplies**: The scheme should cover charges for domestic water supply.
Would you like more detailed information on how to dispute these charges?

It seems like you are concerned about the application of charges to domestic water supplies versus trade effluent functions under the Water Industry Act *. To clarify:
- **Water Industry Act *, Section ***: Allows water companies to fix charges for the supply of water, which includes both domestic and commercial supplies.
- **Water Industry Act *, Section ***: Requires water companies to publish their charges schemes, detailing the basis for all charges, including domestic supplies.
Would you like further clarification on how these sections apply to domestic water charges or how to dispute these charges?

To clarify the application of charges to domestic water supplies under the Water Industry Act *:
- **Section ***:
- Allows water companies to fix charges for the supply of water, covering both domestic and commercial supplies.
- **Section ***:
- Requires water companies to create and publish a charges scheme detailing the basis for all charges, including domestic supplies.
Would you like further details on how to dispute these charges or seek financial assistance?

It seems you are seeking clarification on the specifics of the Water Industry Act *. Here's a concise summary:
- **Section ***: Allows water companies to fix charges for the supply of water, which includes various types of properties.
- **Section ***: Requires water companies to publish their charges schemes, detailing the basis for all charges, including those for domestic supplies.
Would you like guidance on how to dispute these charges or more information on financial assistance options?

Certainly! Here's an overview of Section * of the Water Industry Act *:
- **Section ***: Deals with the recovery of charges for water and sewerage services.
- **Subsection (*)**: Allows water companies to recover charges for the supply of water or sewerage services.
- **Subsection (*)**: Specifies that a person who occupies a property as a tenant may be required to pay the charges if the tenancy agreement includes this provision.
- **Subsection (*)**: Provides for recovery of charges from the person who actually uses the services where there is no tenancy agreement.
Would you like more details on any specific part of Section *?

In Section *, Subsection (*) of the Water Industry Act *:
- **Subsection (*)**: A tenant who occupies a property can be required to pay water and sewerage charges if the tenancy agreement includes a provision for it. This applies to domestic properties where the tenant uses the water supply.
Would you like more information on how this applies to your situation or guidance on disputing these charges?

For a private property owner (not a tenant) under the Water Industry Act *:
- **Section *(*)**: Water companies can recover charges for the supply of water or sewerage services from the property owner.
- The obligation to pay water charges generally falls on the property owner if there is no tenancy agreement specifying otherwise.
Would you like more details on how to dispute these charges or seek financial assistance?

Section *(*) of the Water Industry Act * addresses the recovery of charges for water and sewerage services from property owners:
- **Section *(*)**: Water companies can recover charges for the supply of water or sewerage services from the property owner, if not specified otherwise by a tenancy agreement.
Would you like more information on how to dispute these charges or seek financial assistance?

I understand you are concerned about the application of charges to domestic water supplies. To clarify:
- **Water Industry Act *, Section ***: Allows water companies to fix charges for the supply of water, which includes various types of properties.
- **Water Industry Act *, Section ***: Requires water companies to publish their charges schemes, covering all charges, including domestic supplies.
- **Water Industry Act *, Section ***: Addresses the recovery of charges for water and sewerage services, applicable to both tenants and property owners.
Would you like more detailed information on any specific section or guidance on disputing these charges?

Section * of the Water Industry Act * deals with the basis and computation of charges. Key points include:
- Water companies can determine charges based on the volume of water supplied.
- Charges may be fixed without reference to volume in certain circumstances.
- Companies must ensure that charge schemes are fair and reasonable.
Would you like more details on how these charges are determined or how to dispute them?

To clarify, Section * of the Water Industry Act * has not been repealed as of October *. It remains in effect, allowing water companies to determine the basis for charges.
Would you like more information on how to dispute water charges or the specific computation of these charges?

Thank you for clarifying. It appears you are referring to a specific section of the law. To better assist you:
- Can you please confirm your location in the UK?
This will help me provide the most accurate and relevant information.

Section * of the Water Industry Act * has not been repealed as of October *. It remains in effect, allowing water companies to determine the basis for charges.
Would you like more information on how to dispute water charges or the specific computation of these charges?